Great location, super friendly staff and a Sunday roast that I'm sure is the envy of North Cornwall. We booked 1 night, and ended up staying for 2 as we felt so welcomed. The bar staff were very attentive, the lady on reception who booked us in and ultimately converted us to 2 nights was exceptional, not a choice of word i use lightly. The room was compact, but had everything we needed (Room 1) pre-ordered breakfast was hot and served onetime. The dog was made very welcome, great car parking & its own brewery .. whats not to enjoy !!

I love the location and the atmosphere in the bar of an evening. I'm regularly in the area for work and always try to stay at the Driftwood. After I'd checked out and left I realised I'd left something in my room. I called the Driftwood, the receptionist put me on hold and went to my room, found my lost item and kept it safe until I could collect it later.

This is by no means a complaint. If you visit for the first time or arrive after dark, it's not that obvious that you have an assigned parking space in a reserved area of the car park.

Ideally positioned for my needs at the time without a car. Last day of holiday could be spent on the nearby beach as within short walk to the Driftwood. Easy taxi distance to airport. Milk and brownies for bed time, a nice touch. My room had wonderful view of the Cove. Very friendly staff. Customer service definitely went above and beyond. I had been staying in the village but didn't have means to get my suitcase to the Driftwood. A member of staff kindly picked it up for me which was much appreciated.

Food: Ingredients great but the preparation could have been better. Breakfast: I've never had half a mushroom served to me before. As I'd crossed out most of the elements of the Full Cornish, I would have expected a few mushrooms. Bacon was grilled on one side and uncooked on the other. Dinner: Monkfish starter, the membrane had not been removed which meant it was virtually inedible. I fed this back to restaurant staff at the time. A pity, a case of so near and yet so far. Little more quality control required in the kitchen.

1st class choices for breakfast. While you help yourself to what takes your fancy at the buffet counter, your pre-ordered cooked breakfast is being prepared and served up promptly by a charming waitress. The location is superb and couldn't be bettered in my opinion. Dinner in the bar the previous evening was also very tasty and plentiful with a marvellous selection of real ales to choose from - some of which are brewed there.

I was a little bit annoyed by a noisy idiot outside in the beer garden yapping and yuk yukking until late, but that was not the Spars' fault ! Also, the roadworks coming from Truro are a bloody nightmare. Good job I knew where to go already.

Breakfasts were great and the location can't be beaten really. Everything you could need around you for a short stay, outdoor bar/cafe, brewery, beach etc.

I was in room 4 and it was really hot. It was raining on the Friday night so I couldn't leave the windows open, but I opened them the next night. It made little difference. My family and friends were all in the chalets across the road and they said that they were too hot as well. The TV was dodgy but I realise you had that in hand. I saw the engineers coming in on Sunday.

Trying to get the tele sorted out. I had to get the staff to come over twice to sort it out. Also no mobile phone reception in the room and the internal phone to reception did not work. If I needed help (I was an elderly lone traveller) I could not get it during the night. As I had had dental extractions and a lot of local anaesthetic on board this left me feeling very vulnerable should I have needed assistance.

Probably the best location in Cornwall that I visited. It was right near the beach in the beautiful town of St. Agnes. The hotel itself was beautifully restored. the main restaurant was lovely and dated back to the 1600's with big dark wooden beams in the ceiling. Food was 5 star for dinner. A very good breakfast with several options was included daily and the breakfast room looked out to a view of the sea. The location was stunning. I loved the village of St. Agnes. I stayed 3 nights and could have stayed at least a week.

My room was not in the main hotel but in a small building across the street which was more modern and part of a house and commercial building. The room was good except the shower was not as clean as it should have been, but as soon as I mentioned it they immediately resolved the issue. Very good service.

Lovely location. Friendly staff. Good breakfasts, plenty of choices and generous portions. The one meal we had in the restaurant was excellent. We were delighted with the choice of specials as we thought our choice would be restricted to basic menu.

We're starting to get a bit old for an over bath shower. Not that we didn't manage but a shower cubicle would have been much better.

The location is perfect. The pub is cosy and welcoming with its own ale brewed across the road. Sunday roast was delicious and our room was v comfortable and clean. Breakfast was good and the staff are friendly and relaxed. You have a car parking space reserved for you in the car park over the road which is a real bonus. I would highly recommend a stay here.

Ideal situated on the Cornwall coastal path. Beautiful old property which has been extended, breakfast overlooking the sea. Staff were very friendly especially Lisa who cleaned up my friend as she had a fall. Dinner either served in lovely restaurant or adjacent to bar. Bar serving a good variety of gluten free beers. Room was lovely and clean, beds comfortable.

Felt the price of accommodation slightly expensive.